Lesson 3: Analyzing and Evaluating UDL Lesson Plans
Materials
- A note collection tool (electronic document or notebook)
- A computer and Internet connection
Lesson Objective
Students will share their prepared lesson plan and provide feedback to their peers by using a rubric to evaluate lesson plans.
Submitting your UDL Lesson Plan
You did it! You have created your UDL lesson plan! Now, it is time to share our lesson plans with each other to provide feedback on including UDL principles. Please submit a copy of your UDL lesson plan right in this page.
Directions:
- Click "edit"
- Click the mountain icon to add an embedded file
- Upload your lesson plan
- Next to your lesson plan, please include your name and email address
UDL Lesson Plans:
Analyzing Our UDL Lesson Plans
It is time to provide feedback to your peers regarding their UDL lesson plan. You will be using a UDL Checklist to assess how well the lesson plan provides multiple means of engagement, representation, action and expression.
- Please select a lesson plan from this page and use the checklist below to evaluate how the lesson covers each UDL principle.
- Then, please email the creator to provide feedback on their lesson plan. Remember, implementing UDL is an ever evolving process. This means that you will continuously be improving on your UDL implementation.
- After you have received feedback in an email, please revisit your lesson plan to make needed adjustments.
Onwards!
Once you have completed all the tasks for Lesson 3 please proceed to Lesson 4.
References
- UDL Checklist retrieved from https://www.theudlproject.com/udl-tools---all-grades.html